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Restaurant, Hotel and Infrastructure Projects Advance in Russell Springs

Progress on new businesses and several grant-funded projects highlighted an economic development update at Thursday night’s Russell Springs City Council meeting. Economic Development Director Jeramy Coffey told the mayor and council that two requests for information were completed during the past month and returned to the respective owners. Coffey...

Russell Springs, KY · 10h

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This Small-Town Kentucky Mennonite Bakery Is Famous For Hand-Made Fried Pies With Homemade Dough

Hand-made fried pies with homemade dough are the claim to fame here, and the cherry creme filled version alone deserves a road trip. Apple is on the lineup too, in case you like your pastry classic. A Mennonite family runs this country shop. They bake everything from scratch every single...

Greensburg, KY · 3d

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Family And Community Ties At The Roots Of New Lindsey Wilson University Scholarship

COLUMBIA, KY. (11/12/2026) Dan Antle ’71 knows the value of Lindsey Wilson University. That’s why he recently created an endowment to support Green County residents to attend the school. Antle recently started the Dan and Patricia Antle Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship will support Green County residents to attend...

Green County, KY · 1d

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Lindsey Wilson University Student Receives ‘A Very Pleasant Surprise’

COLUMBIA, KY. (11/13/2026) Lindsey Wilson University student Alexavier Garrott ’30 was surprised to learn that he had been named a 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholar. “I kind of assumed I didn’t get it, because they said that by June they would have the news out,” said Garrott, who is an agribusiness and sustainability and environmental studies double major from Madisonville, Kentucky.

Madisonville, KY · 15h

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State agency opens 1,300 new acres of public lands in Southern and Eastern Kentucky

The new public lands are open in time for the modern-gun deer season.

Kentucky · 2d

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Cave City resident questions Ky. 90 work

Cave City resident Tim Brown spoke to the Cave City City Council at Monday night’s meeting. He had some questions about the recent work on Ky. 90 in the Cave City city limits. Brown had three main concerns: The shoulder width, a turn lane and the speed limit. Cave...

Cave City, KY · 1d

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Semi-truck overturns in Somerset, drivers advised to seek alternative route

SOMERSET, Ky. (WKYT) - Drivers are advised to seek an alternative route after a semi-truck overturned in Somerset. The accident occurred on KY Highway 914 as the vehicle was coming off of KY Highway 80, according to the Somerset Police Department. People are encouraged to find another route until crews...

Somerset, KY · 2d

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Local resources for single parents needing assistance, mother shares experience

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A recent study by SingleMothersGrants.org, ranked states according to different bills and pressures a mom raising children on her own feels most. According to the study, Kentucky has the fifth highest transport costs in the country for single mothers but has the 10th cheapest child care in the country.

Kentucky · 1d

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7 Kentucky Smokehouses Where Shoppers Order Country Ham For The Holidays

A ham cured in Kentucky now sits in a ham museum in Spain. Yes, a ham museum. Spain takes its cured pork very seriously, so that honor still makes me grin. That museum spot isn’t a fluke, either. Kentucky families have been salting, smoking, and patiently aging hams for generations.

Kentucky · 20h

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Green River Pharmacy: Doing the right thing, one patient at a time

In a world where healthcare can sometimes feel rushed and impersonal, it is reassuring to know there are still businesses where people come first. Green River Pharmacy in Liberty is one of those places, and the Liberty–Casey County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to recognize them as our November 2026 Business of the Month.

Liberty, KY · 2d

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Johnson Farm draws developer interest but no full proposals

Glasgow’s Johnson Farm Ad Hoc Committee discussed significant interest from multiple developers but no full proposals during its Nov. 10 meeting at the Luska J. Twyman Municipal Building. The proposal submission deadline was extended beyond its original Oct. 30, 2026, date. Feedback on the second request for proposals was...

Glasgow, KY · 2d

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Russell County EMS Board Elects New Chairman, Expands Director Search

The Russell County EMS Board of Directors has a new chairman and is expanding its search for a new EMS director. The board held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday morning, welcoming newly appointed members Dale Brown and Chuck O’Neal. Fellow board members nominated and approved O’Neal to serve as...

Russell County, KY · 2d

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Russell Springs Council to Consider Creating Recreation Director Position

The Russell Springs City Council will consider creating a recreation director position when it meets Thursday evening. The meeting agenda includes the first reading of an ordinance establishing the position, along with a retirement award presentation and an audit presentation. Council members will also consider a resolution adopting the Lake...

Russell Springs, KY · 1d

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Barren-Metcalfe EMS cuts ribbon on new ambulance station

Right at six months ago, Barren Inc hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for a new ambulance station in Haywood. On Thursday, Barren Inc was back at the corner of Matthews Mill Road and Scottsville Road for a ribbon cutting. Chamber board chair CheyAnne Fant said it was impressive that the new...

Barren County, KY · 22h

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Kentucky woman fears losing access to diabetic device over Medicare’s cost-cutting program

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB+WAVE) — Some Kentucky diabetics are worried about the future of their glucose monitors after a new rule is being proposed by the Center for Medicare Services. CMS is making the change to lower costs for diabetics, but Kentuckian and Type 1 diabetic Kaye Peterson said it...

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Marion County forfeits to Paducah Tilghman in state playoffs

LEBANON — Marion County forfeited its game to Paducah Tilghman in the opening round of the KHSAA Class 4A Football State Playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6. Due to a depleted number of participants, Marion County made the difficult decision to forfeit the postseason matchup to Paducah Tilghman. Injuries and...

Paducah, KY · 2d

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Barren cheer finishes second in regional Coed Division

The Barren County cheer team punched its ticket to the state cheer competition. They finished second in the Coed Division of competitive cheer in Region 2 over the weekend. Russell County won the Coed Division with 81.10 points, while Barren County scored 79.80 points. Broken down by scoring areas, Barren...

Barren County, KY · 2d

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Glasgow City Council welcomes new clerk, firefighters

The Glasgow City Council welcomed three new public servants Monday evening, with a new city clerk and two firefighters taking their oaths of office. Mayor Henry Royse administered the oath to Samantha Gibson, who assumes the role of city clerk after previously working for the city. Glasgow Fire Chief Lucas...

Glasgow, KY · 3d

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Scudder Family Celebrates Conover Education Center’s 10-Year Anniversary With $2 Million Donation

Campbellsville University celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Conover Education Center in Harrodsburg. In honor of this historic landmark, CU received a generous $2 million gift from a family deeply rooted in clinical well-being and Kentucky. On Oct. 24, the 10th Anniversary celebration in Harrodsburg kicked off with students, faculty,...

Harrodsburg, KY · 1d

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Cave City council passes first reading of e-bike ordinance

The Cave City City Council passed on first reading an ordinance regulating electric bikes and electric scooters Monday night during its regular meeting. The ordinance was based on the one recently passed by the Glasgow City Council, city attorney Bobby Richardson explained. He said he was directed to follow that ordinance, which he did.

Cave City, KY · 3d